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Comment #49152319
If only the CDC was not so greatly diminished, that people could feel more comfortable about an agency and high level professionals being on the job to help protect the public from…
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Comment #49152227
But it's mind-boggling that any subordinate couldn't understand that such levels of depravity and insanity could land them in legal trouble, and that's besides the ethical issue.
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Comment #49044748
A person's smartphone is not the same as luggage, because one is an electronic device and the other is not, which should be common sense. Treating both as the same doesn't make any…
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Comment #49044284
> why "the speaker" has quit HN Quitting HN[1] might have more to do with feeling he and Zig had already harvested the maximum benefit and marketing propaganda usage for elevating …
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Comment #49044035
> which reward talkers and liars, rather than good engineers Part of that is also about who management and HR are socially comfortable with and candidates that may have connections…
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Comment #49043159
> I haven’t seen C topping programming language popularity charts C is still highly ranked on many charts. C (as of July 2026) is ranked #2 on the TIOBE index. PYPL has C and C++ w…
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Comment #49042797
Of the group of languages presented, your argument has more merit for Go. With C# and others, there is an additional OOP argument in there, that splits into different factions. But…
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Comment #49042701
I think it's not so much that Fil-C renders Rust completely useless, but rather it reduces the supposed validity and wild arguments to frivolously rewrite anything and everything i…
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Comment #49033067
Agree. Providers who don't want to deal with LLM generated code should be respected as part of the free market. Let the market decide which direction is for the better or at least …
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Comment #49032920
That's questionable, in terms of both outcome and cost. LLMs can misunderstand intent, hallucinate, or produce unwanted results too. As you noticed. But, among the advantages in fa…
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Comment #49032811
This and the various Lisa emulator projects are a great way to keep a piece of history alive for younger generations and the nostalgic. Besides the true experience of it, there mig…
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Comment #49032650
A way to help prevent some of that catastrophic damage, is to make companies accountable for what their AIs do. A major problem with AI companies is that they like to point to the …
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Comment #49004788
Regular people can only hope that cooler heads and more sense can avert this obvious disaster. It's like watching cars about to crash into a brick wall, yet drivers have their foot…
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Comment #49004668
> guise of democracy That's a very appropriate term. There has always been various forces who either believe the majority of citizens don't deserve democracy or that they are above…
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Comment #49004547
You do indeed appear to have a valid point. Many "chosen" companies, like Uber for example, appear to have broken numerous laws. Legal action against many such companies comes susp…
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Comment #48974897
This is arguably a dangerous fallacy, particularly for anything critical. When the person doesn't know programming, it becomes harder to guide agents and do reviews, leading to ove…